Dog Park Locations

Payson Farmers Market is a traditional market with about 40 stalls of fresh produce, free range beef and sausages, breads, pastries, chocolate and fudge, jams and jellies, coffee and teas, flowers, sauces, pastas, oils, spices, a wide range of ready-to-eat or frozen take-home food, CBD oils, lotions, herbs, massage, and one or two local artists. Everything is farmed or made within a 100-mile radius of Payson, and you may buy it directly from the producers or growers. WIC, SNAP/EBT, and Seniors Farmers Market Nutrition Program customers are also accepted. Pets must be kept on a leash.

In Phoenix, Arizona, the Lisa Sette Gallery is a well-known art gallery. The gallery includes rotating exhibits that change every few months and include work by approximately forty different artists. Visit multiple times a year for a more varied experience! The gallery's staff may also assist art collectors in selecting, arranging, or commissioning the perfect piece of art for their home or gallery. Dogs of any size are welcome at the gallery, but they must be leashed.

Get a look into the past by exploring the historic Tubac area with your pet. Dogs must be kept on a 6-foot leash at all times and are only allowed in the visitor center and picnic area.

Dogs are welcome at 1912 Brewing Company. This prominent family-owned brewery welcomes pets inside its premises. The sours are their most popular brews, but they also have a large assortment of other beers. Growler fills, pours, kegs, and a range of items are all available at 1912 Brewing Company.

On the Edge Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona, is a more budget-friendly art gallery with more options for the souvenir shopper or casual art lover. Bring your dog in to see the work of over forty local Arizona artists in the gallery's 2,000 square feet. You may admire or shop for a wide range of artwork here, from wall paintings to jewelry and sculptures. Dogs are permitted in the On the Edge Gallery, but they must be kept on a leash at all times.

The Barking Bodega welcomes pets. This Tempe hotspot is the place to be for the canine community, combining the joys of farm-to-table meals with the fun of a fenced park. The cost of a daily membership is $9.95, a monthly membership is $36.95, and an annual membership is $350. The Barking Bodega is open from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.

Sonoita Creek State Natural Area, located in Patagonia Lake State Park, is a great place to go hiking and bird-watching with your dog. Dogs must be leashed and supervised at all times, and they are not permitted in the pool.

Grey Wolf Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona, has real Native American art. Jewelry, home decor, and pottery are their specialties. Because everything in the shop is handmade, costs are higher, but it's still a fun place to visit, even if only to window shop. Dogs are welcome in the store, but owing to the fragile nature of the products, management requests that you keep them on a leash.

Siphon Draw Trail is a dog-friendly trail in Lost Dutchman State Park. The round-trip distance is four miles. It climbs up into Siphon Draw, a canyon. Owners of dogs must keep them on a leash for the duration of their hike and clean up after them. Because the trail is rocky, dog owners should stop frequently to inspect their pets' paws. They should also be aware of their pet's hiking history and finish their hike in the basin rather than at the summit of Flatiron. Petzooie's owners should bring extra water with them! For additional information on how to safely explore Siphon Draw Trail, visit the Park's official website.

Practical Art is a dog-friendly store and gallery facility that sells only locally manufactured goods made of wood, fiber, ceramic, glass, metal, and up-cycled materials. All of the pieces are made by craftsmen in Arizona. Practical Art sells utilitarian artwork such as cooking utensils, home and office goods, soap, apparel, furniture, and jewelry, among other things. Leashed dogs should be well-behaved because there are fragile products in the store.